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Continue reading →: Discover and Install Agent Skills with skills.sh
In a previous post I’ve explained, what Agent Skills are and showed an example . Did you know that skills.sh is an open directory of Agent Skills maintained by Vercel Labs, where you can discover and install skills for your AI agent? Install a Skill Let’s say you’re building a React app…
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Continue reading →: GitHub Copilot CLI | YOLO Mode
Did you know GitHub Copilot CLI has a YOLO (You Only Live Once) mode? By default, Copilot pauses and asks for approval every time it wants to run a tool that could modify or execute files. With –yolo flag (also available as –allow-all) Copilot run freely without those permission requests. Try It Out…
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Continue reading →: VS Code Chat | Bring in OpenRouter Models (BYOK)
Did you know you can bring your own LLM into VS Code Chat? With the Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) feature, you are no longer limited to the default models in the Chat view – you can plug in providers like OpenRouter, Ollama, Anthropic, Google, and more using just an API key. In this post, I…
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Continue reading →: Quick Tip | “Chat” Option in the VSCode Terminal
Did you know that the Visual Studio Code terminal has a built-in Chat option? Whats the command to build a dotnet project in release mode? 🙂
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Continue reading →: Step by Step | Build your first Fabric App using Rayfin CLI
In this article, I will explain how to build an end-to-end Fabric App on Microsoft Fabric using the Rayfin CLI — from activating the Fabric trial, to scaffolding the project, to seeing the app live on a Fabric URL. What is a Fabric App? Fabric Apps (preview) is a new way to build data-driven applications on Microsoft…
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Continue reading →: Power Apps Code App | Build and deploy using Power Platform Skills
In my previous post, Getting Started: Build Your First Power Apps Code App, I walked through the manual steps to scaffold and publish a Code App. With the new Power Platform Skills plugin for GitHub Copilot CLI (also works with Claude Code), all of those steps are handled for you through a skills. In this post,…
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Continue reading →: Microsoft Agent Framework (C#) | Multi-Agent Orchestration
In my previous post, I showed you how to build a single C# AI agent with the Microsoft Agent Framework (MAF) — streaming, function tools, and multi-turn memory — using a free model through OpenRouter. A single agent is a great start. But the real reason frameworks like MAF exist is the next step: getting multiple…
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Continue reading →: What Are Agent Skills? Build a Power Platform Skill
Let’s say you got a Power Platform solution from your peer, or you downloaded an open-source one — for example the Power CAT Copilot Studio Kit. Before you install it, you would want to understand what cloud flows are inside and what each one does. Going through the raw .zip files for that…
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Continue reading →: Getting Started with Microsoft Agent Framework – Build a C# AI Agent
In this post, I’ll show you how to build a C# console app using the Microsoft Agent Framework (MAF) — with streaming, function tools, and multi-turn memory — powered by a free AI model via OpenRouter. What is Microsoft Agent Framework? Microsoft Agent Framework (MAF) is a pro-code SDK for building AI agents in…
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Continue reading →: Agent 365 – Block and change owner of Copilot Studio Agent
Are you building agents in Copilot Studio or Agent Builder? Did you know Microsoft Agent 365 is the control plane for AI agents? It provides the ability to observe, govern, and secure the agents. In this post, I will introduce you to Microsoft Agent 365 and its core capabilities. We’ll explore the Agent Registry — a hero feature…
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